Although there are various NHS and private rehabs on hand to provide life-saving treatment, many people continue to struggle in silence for a number of different reasons

If you have come to realise that your relationship with substances such as drugs and alcohol has taken a turn for the worst, it is in your best interest to locate and attend a drug and alcohol rehab in Tyneside.

Often easier said than done, locating a rehab that can cater to your addiction and recovery needs can be tricky.

However, with our help, we can guarantee that you will be able to commence treatment at a drug and alcohol rehab in Tyneside within a relatively short time frame.

If you are ready to take the first step in overcoming your addiction, please call us today.  In doing so, we can offer you insight into the treatment you may require to successfully overcome your struggles with substances.

We will also be able to ensure that you are referred to a suitable rehab centre to commence treatment.

 

The Impact of Drug and Alcohol Addictions

From destroying the lives of those suffering to inducing a wealth of issues for communities across the United Kingdom, the impact of drug and alcohol addictions are undeniable.

Recent studies have determined that the North East of England has the most significant substance-related death rates.

Sadly, in North and South Tyneside, drug and alcohol-related deaths are considerably high, with rates of 7.4 and 8.2, respectively.

Although drug and alcohol addictions have grave consequences and are life-threatening, the treatment available via a drug and alcohol rehab in Tyneside can help many turn their lives around and make a long-term recovery.

 

The Types Of Rehabs In Tyneside

Across Tyneside, there are various drug and alcohol rehabs ready to cater to the needs of those suffering from addictions.

As you search and attempt to locate a rehab that can assist you, you will come across various sources that are able to provide you with rehabilitation support.  For example, you will likely find a wealth of information provided via the NHS that encourages you to discuss your addiction with your doctor.

Likewise, you will have come across private drug and alcohol rehabs in Tyneside that can offer outpatient and inpatient rehabilitation.

Both NHS and private rehabs are immensely beneficial.  However, the treatment provided by NHS rehabs and private rehabs differ.

For example, should you decide to discuss your addiction with your doctor, you will be referred to an NHS rehab that will see you provided with counselling on an outpatient basis.

In contrast, if you attend a private rehab, you will undergo a medically induced detoxification, rehabilitation, therapy, and you will also be provided with aftercare support.

It should also be noticed that NHS rehabilitation is free of charge.  Private rehab, on the other hand, is not.

Regardless of your personal circumstances, we are confident that we can refer you to a suitable drug and alcohol rehab in Tyneside for addiction treatment.

 

Treatment For Drug and Alcohol Addictions

As touched on above, the treatment you are offered will depend entirely on the drug and alcohol rehab you attend in Tyneside.  The treatment provided will also be dependent on the severity of your addiction, the substance you have become addicted to, and the physical and psychological impact your addiction has had on your life.

At Addiction Advocates, we often refer individuals to private drug and alcohol rehabs in Tyneside.  Although many people believe that private rehabs are only attended by celebrities, this is not true.  Thousands of individuals from all walks of life attend private rehabs every single day.

One of the main reasons that we refer individuals like yourself to private rehabs is because the treatments provided are much more advantageous.

Private rehabs often boast industry-leading treatments and always provide personalised treatment programmes to those that require rehabilitation.  This means that the treatment you receive via a private drug and alcohol rehab in Tyneside will be bespoke to your personal addiction and recovery needs.

It should be noted that the treatment you encounter via a private drug and alcohol rehab in Tyneside will include detoxification, rehabilitation and aftercare support.

However, you will be required to undergo an admissions assessment prior to commencing treatment.  This is because the results of your admissions assessment will determine the intensity of your treatment and the therapies that you complete during rehabilitation.

Considering this, if you would like to find out more about the treatments that you are likely to acquire at a drug and alcohol rehab, it would be best to give us a call.

Upon doing so, our team can begin to understand how your addiction has impaired your life and determine the severity of your addiction.  This will enable them to advise which treatment you are likely to encounter at rehab.

 

What Are The Costs Associated With Attending Rehab?

As you contemplate whether attending an NHS or private rehab is best for you, the cost associated with rehab will be a significant deciding factor.

Unlike NHS rehab, which is free of charge, private rehab does come at a cost.  However, we would ask you to consider that attending rehab is an investment not only in yourself and your health but in your future.

The cost associated with attending private rehab will depend on the rehab that is attended, the treatment obtained, the length of time that rehabilitation is required for and whether outpatient or inpatient rehab is selected.

If you would like to ascertain how much it will cost to attend a private rehab, please contact us.

 

Contact Us Today

If you are ready to put your addiction behind you and move on with your life, contact us today.

With our support, we can ensure that you are able to attend a drug and alcohol rehab in Tyneside that will offer you the treatment that you need to make a long-term recovery and secure a happy and healthy future.

 

References

  • [1] 7.4 and 8.2 - https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/north-east-drug-death-capital-19103153